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1105
Many vendors have sotware for time intervals. Some permit you to test the software on line: I think this is correct, 2000-02-02 add PD27 add 27 days The...
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Dec 9, 2004
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1106
Mathematical descriptions of the problem: Mixed radix _numeral systems_ (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeral_system) are unique in that the numerical base...
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Dec 9, 2004
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1107
The difference, of adding and subtracting Gregorian dates is not:commutative or associative Commutative Property (changing the order of the numbers) ...
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Dec 9, 2004
11:24 am
1108
... There is already a group with this objective, named "Calendar Reform & Metric/Decimal Time", at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Calendar-Reform/. ISO 8601...
John Hynes
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Dec 11, 2004
1:33 pm
1109
... You need to be more precise about what the operands are for addition and subtraction. I would divide them into DateTime (ISO 8601 proleptic Gregrorian) ...
Pete Forman
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Dec 13, 2004
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1110
Very good. Important observation.. Herman J woudenberg In a message dated 12/13/2004 2:44:15 AM Central Standard Time, pete.forman@... writes: You...
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Dec 14, 2004
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1111
Would apreciate your background. hjw...
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Dec 14, 2004
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1112
... A degree in Electrical Sciences, developing software for 20+ years. Google will point you to other areas I've been involved in. ...
Pete Forman
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Dec 14, 2004
12:18 pm
1113
I just discovered this group after becoming familiarized with the ISO 8601 recently. I have searched the archives extensively, and haven't found a consensus of...
valximus
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Dec 18, 2004
2:43 pm
1114
J. Dean I think the most natural English language spoken rendition, for example 2004-12-18. would be "two thousand and four, December, the eighteenth", with...
Bev MARKS (Mr)
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Dec 19, 2004
12:09 am
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J. Dean I think the most natural English language spoken rendition, for example 2004-12-18. would be "two thousand and four, December, the eighteenth", with...
Bev MARKS (Mr)
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Dec 19, 2004
12:12 am
1116
... Would "on" be an "appropriate preposition before the date" in your example (i.e. "on two thousand and four, December, the eighteenth, at nineteen,...
valximus
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Dec 19, 2004
12:28 pm
1117
There isn't one way of reading the existing format today. There are many, even discounting the choice of prepositions you cite. Various parts of the date are ...
Tex Texin
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Dec 19, 2004
1:20 pm
1118
While the symbols for the numbers are universal, neither the written or spoken word for the number is universal. In spoken text, if the stream of words...
John Steele
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Dec 19, 2004
2:15 pm
1119
Oy, this again so soon? You don't need to speak exactly as you write, nor vice versa. ISO8601 is primarly for _computers_. Humans should continue to...
piebaldconsult
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Dec 19, 2004
4:43 pm
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John, ... Actually, there are other symbols used around the world for digits. I attached a picture of a license plate from the middle east using arabic script...
Tex Texin
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Dec 19, 2004
6:50 pm
1121
Hey, I've been wondering about that- How do you get a date with a fembot? ;-)...
Tex Texin
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Dec 19, 2004
6:52 pm
1122
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to respond to this question. I suppose it is a very practical matter, and I am not implying that there is only one...
valximus
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Dec 19, 2004
10:00 pm
1123
My own answer to this question is: "One-three-ten". (Or, sometimes, "2001 March 10th".) That date happens to be exactly six months and a day prior to a day on...
BAM
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Dec 19, 2004
10:31 pm
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Hi - as far as I understand it, ISO 8601 is not supposed to be spoken. It was developed to provide a universal standard for computer-to-computer applications...
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Dec 21, 2004
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1125
... fembot? You have to build your own, there should be schematics on the Internet somewhere. You can design your own interface....
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Dec 21, 2004
1:26 am
1126
... "March tenth two thousand and ten" Or "March tenth In the year of our Lord two thousand and ten"...
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Dec 21, 2004
1:29 am
1127
ok, but I was kind of hoping you were gonna recommend a 1-800 fembot dating service......
Tex Texin
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Dec 21, 2004
2:01 am
1128
hmm, I think you mean two thousand and one. But note that "in the year of our lord" wouldn't fly in those markets where Christianity isn't a significant...
Tex Texin
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Dec 21, 2004
2:21 am
1129
The 'hours' is certainly in the wrong place. There's only 24 hours in a day! '...on two thousand and five, January one, zero hour, zero minute, zero second...'...
NGUYEN Adam
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Dec 21, 2004
4:41 am
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If every other date in the reading was listed in year-month-day order, I would read it as 'two thousand and one, March ten'. If not, I would just read it like...
NGUYEN Adam
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Dec 21, 2004
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1131
I use YYYY-MM-DD on every document I have to sign and sometimes go all-out and do something like 2004-12-20 23:45:01 UTC-05. :-)...
NGUYEN Adam
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Dec 21, 2004
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On 2004-12-03 ISO published ISO 8601:2004. http://www.iso.org/iso/en/CatalogueDetailPage.CatalogueDetail?CSNUMBER=40874 Does anyone know what is new in it? -- ...
Pete Forman
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Dec 21, 2004
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... From: Tex Texin To: ISO8601@yahoogroups.com ; John Steele Sent: 2004. december 19. 10:50 Subject: Re: [ISO8601] Reading, Writing, and Speaking ISO 8601 ...
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Dec 21, 2004
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I have a need to specify something like "every day at 01:00". I don't see a format that does that. Recurring intervals don't do it, because it's not an...
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Dec 22, 2004
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